Artist and illustrator Ben Brown have created these limited edition dead-undead masterpieces.
Situated in Australia, Ben Brown seems to focus on the stylistic and colourful use of the comic book style.
Along with the likes of Buddy Holly, James Dean, and Kurt Cobain, he uses other iconic images such as Spiderman, Batman, John Wayne, A Clockwork Orange, Rambo and even Ziggy Stardust.
Each signed print can be bought from his shop, prices given on request.
Brooklyn band, Yet Cut Breath, headed up by Anna Morsett, put out an album in fall of 2010 with some rad anatomical art to back up the title Hinges. A pretty perfect match if you ask me. And they produced a sweet anatomical shirt to boot, with art by the talented Kate Hanrahan. Listen on spotify, buy a shirt/album, and be sure to watch their hilarious kickstarter video (seriously, it’s really funny (and kudos on making your goal, guys!)).
After a bit of a break, The Ting Tings are out with their sophomore album titled, Sounds from Nowheresville. While they designed their first album cover themselves, this time they opened up the possibility to art students. While on tour in the UK, they would stop at every art college in all the major cities and check out the scene. They told the students to submit artwork for the album cover, and when they saw the hand-drawn and painted piece by Milan Abad, they were instantly sold, “We just looked at it and we thought that it really summed up the album title.” Hmm?
Even if you may not know who the Ting Tings are, I guarantee that you’ve had their song, That’s Not My Name, stuck in your head as you’re desperately trying to fall asleep…They call me girl, they call my Stacey, they call me her, they call me Jane, that’s not my name, that’s not my name, that’s not my name, that’s not my name…You’re welcome.
Hope everyone is having a fabulous weekend!
Mesmerizing music video for Sébastien Tellier’s “Look.” Directed by Mrzyk & Moriceau.
[spotted by Reza Mohammadi]
Official HD music video by Speakers performing Bass. I don’t know what it is, but dancing skeletons always look so odd.
[spotted by Kyla]
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Closer print by Mr Four Fingers
11.7" x 16.5" $40.00
Beat Poetry typography print by Stephen Gaeta
11” x 17” $25.00
Looking Glass Language by N.O. Bonzo
18" x 18" 2 color screen print on black 20 lb lightweight fibrous paper
$35.00
A3 11.7" x 16.5" Giclee print on Canson Aquarelle paper
$50.00
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